Advanced PLC-Based Leak Detection
State-of-the-art PLC technology for real-time detection and management of pipeline leaks: pressure and flow analytics, zone isolation logic and alarms routed to operators and SCADA.
Utilities
Innovative automation solutions for utility management.
Optimize energy management, streamline operations and enhance service delivery through advanced real-time monitoring, smart grid integration and predictive maintenance — for water, wastewater and distribution networks.
What we automate
- 01Intelligent grid control: smart PLC solutions for efficient grid management
- 02Predictive excellence: PLC-driven maintenance optimization
- 03Energy optimization: smart PLC-based energy management
- 04Green integration: PLC solutions for renewable energy management
- 05Advanced PLC-based leak detection systems
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Municipal Pumping & Hydrant Networks
We designed, programmed and commissioned a municipal irrigation pumping network with local and remote monitoring, fully interconnected with the city’s water distribution and fire hydrant systems — including a redundant control system that detects fire events and manages motor-operated valves and pumps automatically.
Intelligent Grid & Energy Management
Smart PLC solutions for efficient grid management, PLC-driven maintenance optimisation and energy management systems that cut losses and keep distribution networks observable from one SCADA.
Related projects
All commissioned projects →Frequently askedquestions
How does PLC-based leak detection work?
Pressure and flow analytics run on the PLC detect and locate leaks in real time; zone isolation logic limits the loss and alarms are routed to operators and SCADA.
Have you delivered municipal pumping and hydrant networks?
Yes. A municipal irrigation pumping network with local and remote monitoring was designed, programmed and commissioned, fully interconnected with the city's water distribution and fire hydrant systems, including a redundant control system that detects fire events and manages motor-operated valves and pumps automatically.
Can utility sites be supervised from one SCADA?
Yes. Grid control, maintenance optimisation and energy management are brought onto one SCADA so distribution networks stay observable from a single platform.
Do you integrate renewable sources into utility networks?
Yes. PLC solutions for renewable energy management are part of the utilities scope, alongside intelligent grid control and energy optimisation.
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